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Posted on March 3, 2017 by glen

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    This is the fifth post in our blog series exploring democracy around the world, submitted by a diverse group of people interested in using deliberation, participation, and civic tech to solve challenges we face today. The following does not necessarily represent the views of the Jefferson Center or Jefferson Center staff. David McCann is an… […]
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  • Citizenship in the age of data collection
    When using an app and scrolling the web, how often are you bombarded with a pop-up vaguely describing language how your personal data will be collected and used? Rather than thinking through the possible implications of what we’re agreeing to, we often quickly and reflexively hit “I accept” in order to continue shopping, reading, chatting,… […]
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  • How can technology strengthen democracy?
    From the good (using social media to increase political engagement) to the bad (bots sharing fake news and false information), technology is changing the way democracy operates. At the upcoming New York Times Athens Forum on Democracy, we’re working with journalists, international business leaders, policy makers, and attendees from across the globe to address today’s… […]
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  • How do we know democracy is working?
    Not many organizations today can trace the core of their work back to 507 BCE. That’s when the first democracy was established in the city-state of Athens, with the goal of putting “ordinary citizens” at the heart of decision-making. Athenian democracy randomly-selected individuals to fill the few existing government, administrative, and judicial offices, to make… […]
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  • Join Our #DemocracyChat!
    Want to share your ideas about how democracy is working today, and the steps individuals, journalists, and companies can take to strengthen it? Join our Twitter chat on Monday, September 10 at 11:00 am CT with the hashtag #DemocracyChat! Add to Google Calendar, Outlook, or iCal here. We’ll discuss topics including… Diagnosing Democracy: is democracy… […]
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  • Creative New Jersey Kickstarts Community Collaboration & Trust
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  • We’re bringing the Citizens Jury to Athens
    We’re thrilled to announce our partnership with the New York Times for the annual New York Times Athens Democracy Forum! As an official Knowledge Partner, we’ve been collaborating with New York Times team to bring our Citizens Jury method of deliberation to Athens in September. At this year’s conference, themed ”Democracy in Danger: Solutions for… […]
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  • Citizens Jury, Candidate, and Beyond: an Interview with Michelle Toven
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